okay, so of the letter combinations, a few of them are repeated. Also, it looks like you're using the combinations you gave for the letter answers to re-spell out the questions I asked. Are we trying to figure out why you used the letter combinations you did?

I think this is how it works. Start by listing the letters A-M in order, then place N-Z next to them. These are the starting codes for A to M (A=AN, B=BO,etc). The letters N-Z have the same code (N=AN, O=BO,etc)

Then you take the letters of your name ALICEFROSTING. The code of each of these letters is changed to the original code of the letters ABCDEFGHIJKLM. Thus L gets the new code BO,etc.

A,E and F have no change to their code because they occupy the same place in the alphabet as they do in ALICEFROSTING. I appears twice in ALICEFROSTING so it has a four letter code.

I think this is how it works. Start by listing the letters A-M in order, then place N-Z next to them. OTRT, see the part about my name. These are the starting codes for A to M (A=AN, B=BO,etc). The letters N-Z have the same code (N=AN, O=BO,etc)No

Then you take the letters of your name ALICEFROSTING. The letters in my name were created first, but you're missing one key part of information (hasn't been discovered yet) that was used for creating the code for letters that aren't in my name. The code of each of these letters is changed to the original code of the letters ABCDEFGHIJKLM. Thus L gets the new code BO,etc.

A,E and F have no change to their code because they occupy the same place in the alphabet as they do in ALICEFROSTING. No I appears twice in ALICEFROSTING so it has a four letter code. Yes